Centretown retailers say they are not afraid of the red and white, but retail officials and U.S. merchants warn that Target – recognized worldwide by its two-tone bullseye logo – is not to be ignored.
Erin Easterbrook, Centretown NewsAlicja Postolek, owner of A2 prêt-à -porter, says she isn't worried about Target's arrival.
Category: Business
Viewpoint: Province prescribes tough times for independent pharmacies
Shoppers Drug Mart is edging Centretown’s independent pharmacies out of the marketplace and much of the blame should fall on the Ontario government.
Iconic clothier closing after nearly a century in Ottawa
After 92 years of dressing Canada’s prime ministers, Governors General and television news anchors, Centretown tailor G.L. Myles is closing its doors.
Anita Li, Centretown News Kent Wilkinson is closing his clothing shop, which has been in business for 92 years in Ottawa.
Viewpoint: Investment in financial literacy is money well spent
In a world where talk of “financial literacy” fills the pages of weekly consumer affairs blogs, columns and broadcasts, it seems strange that the most active consumers of media would have the least knowledge of the subject.